Fragmentary staff list atadium article notice
Readable names include Roger Ringwald Jean Morgan R Linda Bevan Shetterly Ann huis Margaret Van Carol Gosselink Judy Janice Ver am Wilson Rose Van Essen Mary Van gen Mrs Ruth Allen. The text appears as a partial staff or personnel listing from a local notice or article page segment.
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Jean Morgan
Linda Bevan
Shetterly
Annhuis
Margaret van
Carol Gosselink
Judy Janice Veram Wilson
Rose van Essen
Mary van Gen
Ruth Allen
Editorial comments on 1963 students tour and 1967 prep
An editorial note reflects on the 1963 class starting its world tour and the 1967 group ready for tool preparation. It mentions lockers lunch hours and other details being fixed, and credits Harold Vos for upkeep of the Pelladium. The staff bid readers farewell for the 1963 school year.
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Eoast
Harold Vos
Pelladium
Pella High campus blooms with new spring landscape
Students admire Pella Community High School grounds where 253 plants including 25 trees 64 evergreens 104 shrubs and groundcovers thrive. IT pin oaks dominate front avenues with sunburst locusts maples oaks and ornamentals adding color. Groundcover periwinkle pachysandra and flowering shrubs brighten the walkways near the ag shop gym and library.
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Pella Community High
Pella
Oak Grove
Ag-Shop
Antony Waterer
Pella Votes No on Music Contest Sight Reading
The Iowa High School Music Association asked Iowa high schools to vote on sight reading at contests. Pella voted no, citing that one performance favors directors and that preparation benefits students. The item also notes a May 25 FHA bake sale at Ulrich's Meat Market to fund Judith Steenhoek’s trip to the National FHA Convention in Kansas City.
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Iowa High School Music Association
Iowa
Pella
McMullen
PHS
Tysvéling
FHA
Pella High School
Ulrich’s
Judith Steenhoek
Kansas City
Semester Tests Not As Dreaded As Believed
Pella High School guidance counselors and teachers explain semester tests count only one fifth of a semester grade. A student with a C average could still earn a C minus if all tests are failed. Study twenty to thirty minutes daily with skimming and review of material, using old tests and notes. cramming helps only if facts are readily remembered. Mental and physical condition affect results little. an off day is often blamed, but signs indicate effort and understanding matter more than cramming.
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Greendyke
Johnson
Epperly
PHS
Fie
Mr. Epperly
May Events At School From Worship To Band Practice
On Monday morning May 13 Reverend Wierenga led devotions using I Corinthians 13. The Latin Club Banquet on May 14 featured a show Da mon and Pythias with strong attendance from Latin I veterans. Football tryout reminder for next year required meeting with Mr Burnett after school May 22. Seniors held a commencement rehearsal also May 22. FHA bake sale scheduled for Saturday May 25 with member contributions. Band practice moments featured Dave Squibb joking about directing if Mr McMullan played.
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Wierenga
Damon
Pythias
Mr. Burnett
Dave Squibb
Mr. McMullan
Dave
Dunkin Appointed Elementary Principal in Knoxville Orvilles
Dunkin was named elementary principal for Knoxville Community Schools with an effective date of July 1. A 32 year old native of Albia and alumnus of Bussey high school, Central College, and Drake University, he comes from Prairie City where he served as superintendent of schools for three years. He succeeds James M. Comer, newly appointed elementary consultant in Jasper County. Dunkin has seven years with Prairie City Schools as teacher and coach and is married with two children.
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Dunkin
Knoxville
Prairie City
James M. Comer
Jasper County
Newton
Albia
Bussey
Central College
Drake University
Susan
Scott Jon
Walter Grandia
Pella
Bonvoyagé Party for Mary Wing
A surprise farewell party was held at Norma Westerkamp’s home for Mary Wing last weekend. Guests included Vivian Vroom Brenda Van Dyke Virginia Ver Ploeg Edie Van der Linden Lois ter Louw Audrey Van Essen and Norma Westerkamp. Mary departs June 3 for Paris to begin her first year of college.
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Farefell
Mary Wing
Norma Westerkamp
Mary
Vivian Vroom
Brenda van Dyke
Virginia Ver Ploeg
Edie. van der Linden
Lois Ter Louw
Audrey van Essen
Norma’ Westerkamp
Paris
France
Fontane continues from page 1 amid crash aftermath
The fragment notes Fontane continuing from page 1 as a crash collapses events and leaves everything in darkness. A line mentions thirty days later and a person named Tony, suggesting ongoing fallout and personal aftermath.
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Tony
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Dick J. Van Wyk family
The family expresses sincere appreciation to friends relatives and neighbors for kindness during bereavement. Flowers cards and comforting words are cherished memories from the family of Mrs. Dick J. Van Wyk.
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Dick J. van Wyk
How To Get A Work Permit For Minors
Permission for minors to accept employment under the Town Child Labor Law requires either a certificate of age or a work permit. Requests must come from the employee who completes an Employer's Agreement, then presents it with birth records or school records. School authorities authorize employment based on these documents. the agreement must detail work nature, hours, and time.
Nine Pella Latin Students Attend National League Meet
Nine Pella Community High School Latin students and sponsor Mrs. Evelyn Johnston will join the National Junior Classical League convention in Lawrence Kansas August 11 to 18. Delegates include Carol Ver Meer Judy Grandin Judy Kregel Sue Dykstra Sandra Cowell Mary Steenhoek Janis Gaass and Beth Van Sittert. The tenth annual convention aims to attract at least 75 Iowa Latin students from Cedar Falls Iowa Falls Indianola Leon Red Oak Boone and Pella with over 1200 expected from across the United States. The Iowa delegation will lead a workshop on Duties of Club Officers.
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Pella Community High School
Evelyn Johnston
Lawrence
Kansas
Carol Ver Meer
Judy Grandin
Judy Kregel
Sue Dykstra
Sandra Cowell
Mary Steenhoek
Janis Gaass
Beth van Sittert
Tony Fontane Story film drives faith after crash
Tony Fontane and his wife Kerry, along with daughter Char ae, left lucrative careers after a near fatal car crash to devote themselves to full time Christian work. They star in a motion picture epic presented by Youth Films, with RCA Victor releasing a souvenir album "Songs from the Tony Fontane Story." The back cover note by Dr. Billy Graham praises the ministry and predicts vast potential for Christ. A free will offering supports the Annual Bible Camp in August at Story City. the public is invited.
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Tony
Kerry
Char Ae
R.C.A. Victor
Tony Fontane
Billy Graham
Michigan
Story City
Downey Family Visits Ahead of Move to Denver
Local note from Chronicle invites readers to send news and lists visiting relatives. Art Downey and daughter Ann of Ithaca New York stay with Casey and Mrs Vanden Berg before moving to Denver where Art will join Weller Friedrich and Kickisch law firm. Weekend guests include Bruce Buerkens family and Gladys Noon. Verle Rinehart and family visit. Verle is stationed at Loring Air Force Base Maine.
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Art Downey
Ann
Ithica
New York
Casey Vanden Berg
Downey
Denver
Colorado
Weller, Friedrich and Kickisch
C. C
Robus Wedding Photo Appears in Chronicle
The wedding photo of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Robus featuring Pam Gaass appears in The Chronicle credited to photographer John Sybenga.
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Pam Gaass
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John Sybenga
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